The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-31
RUSSIAKEEPS UP The WAR
SHE Paralysis THE PENDING
TRADING RELATIONS,
And Does All This Notwithstanding
Promised Anne Iteration - The
Frontier Law Revived.

German commerce, as promised by
Ambassador Schouvalof, fresh meas.
ures for parslyzirg trading relations
are either impending or already in op.
Grafton. Under schouvaloff's assur.
ance the crusade sgaint Russian stocks
has ceased. During the week Russian
securities have been neither bought
nor cold, bu; tie anti.Rdssla1 feeling
again excited by ths fresh display Of
hostility on the part OF the st. Peters.
burg government will not now be al
layed until som, practical check is
given to the systematic prosecutions
Of Germans by Russia. Not only have
the intereJis Of the fiusr C a, commun-
i,y boen threatened, bat the govern
ment has sustained az sfffont in the
reception Of the com nu nic Alto MS selt
to st. Petersburg Gimiog at fiisndlier
relations.
Gen. Won Scbweiuitz, acting under
instructions from Prince Bismarck,
made cverturss to M. Ds Glars, the
Russian Minister ct Foreign Affaire,
suggesting a modification or delay in
the operation Of tina uksss affecting
F)RKIoSERl HOLDING LAND IN RUSSIA
Nj De Giers, after a minis,e iial coun.
ell, replied that the law upon which
the impsr.al uksse was based cou d
not be modified nor It's operation de.
lsyed. At the same time egotiations,
the object OF which was 10 obtain a
epeciai exception in the cases Of the
Princes Radziwill and Hohenlohe
aud othsr German diguitsiies, who
are land owners in Western Russis
met with curt rejection. The same
ministerial council drew up irs'ruc.
iiIre, which were cent 10 the heads oil
all the Stats departments 10 report
" thin the empire whether ns o. n ,Te
or employees sad what was their nation.
atty. This desiga Of these iubtruc-
tons became known Ia with the ap-
pointment Of q commission, the sole
purpose oil which ~ TO ext!rpaie
the German traders and German peo
pie la the Baltic and Western P.o.
vinces. The st. Petersburg Cabinet
has tous succeeded in affronting dig
nitaIies and the whole German com.
mercial world Rus ian official show.
similar spirit to that OF the ministry
an ms ance OF which, Is
THE RAvivAL OF A FRONTIER LAW.
which bad long since lapsed, under
which persons crossing the frontier
are not permitted 10 carry Germsn
coinage Of q denomination lees than Q
tbaler. AL travellers holding Prussau
lsuderath passes are TO show the Rus
sian frontier cemmissgries what coin.
sge tsey presses. and are not allowed
~ take into Ruseia anything less than
o thaer pi,cs. II tbs Intervention oI
the Russian givsrnment be 10 further
exssperste Grrlnany and 10 cou pei 9
more active rstaiiiatory measure, Il
has been folly accomplished.
RxIcnsrAo NKAtURE,.
The measures which the Reichsies
had had under cot Iteration 10 pre-
yeat German Investments in R1ssiau
paper and wbloh we're dropped unde'
promise Of the restoration OF harmo
pious relations, IL sgain under discus
sion, aud II 10 txpt cted tat the result
, Till be- absolute exclusion Of all new
. Russisn Ions from the German
markets NJ ana will be takes
by tho RsIch.tag IN conjunction
, with the ercsl huaGeial hssde, for the
sIadual eliminu ion OF Russian sscuri
tics, while the government will pre-
pare retAliSio'y Aicsl measures which
will ne represented at the opening o
, the R-lche'ag. II ie rather pIematur.
I 10 spesk Of government me sarfs Il
he Introduced la he Rsichsttg, hui
the IL d,eations point 10 the inlroduc
ion ot cereal imports bill aud III
: sxtoasion VI tie mtasuies la favor q
, the wcTkingmtn.
MERCANTILE KLDKRs.
The North German Caste, In {
semi- nj ia Article aprjpo, Of the an
.. nuai rcpnr, a the elders the Berlin
mercantile immunity, conRraiu
laits tbs goyernmeut on The success
ite tgcial legislation sod fore, hsdosi
fresh deg, lopmsuts In the same diTec
tons The elder.' report, referring e
, ihs extensive strikes and sooialis
!, cemonR'TatiOns daring ihe year lSSl
4 In America, LondoD, ID lgium a.,
tfanre, decar,B that Germany wa
epa'ed e'milsT'nciient largely through
? the BENT isl operation Il govern
: ment l,s islAtloo. Though sociaistic In
! ilusBces are at work say the report co
! operation betvi en- employs era and EN-
Z ployc' has greatly increased and botl
D classes have become impressed wttt
} the benz fits OF tire recently enacted
d social laws. The reduction II
the pres a provisions 90,
ether nee, ssilier Of life hss improved
the situation Of tho working clssses
while the sinking OF prices aud tn,
= To- SEEMING OF the gains Of employ or
. have only slightly affect the wage
n and property Of the workinemen, a
IS shown by tie increase u the cav
ipgs banks In Prussia, which bsv
fieen within tevsn years firm 1856
. 0J0 MARKS 20 2 1881, 900 MARKS. To
. Cologne GaEsite comments on thi
. statement IN the sans ralp, predict
/. ing that govtrnment socialism vii
: vipe ont the tendency toward Demo
y cratic coca lam.
n)uIASOEn rKsRY DISPUTE
/, Neither the Fe r. b ulauger dii
: vu.e nor the Casssgna l.suer contru
yerey txeites much interest bore
The opinion Of the pfee8 dislincll
conmends NJ. Farv.
The National u / hg ! ops I al N
q FIfy's epigiam will ex,lngaish ID d
!. larRri's political pu'Ation.
!. Tee Dsutschee Tageblatt Gays Il la
information that Gen. Boulsp Ger !
v oouctrn,d In al intrigue with Ia
J. Russian ambasssdnr, who Ia nov
1 etayipg at Royai P,Tk, Gen. Btulaf 9
3 eT's iesidsnoe, aud that tho Rusais
9 gov rnment, being convinced ira
d B1ulaDgef will mum TO power, 4
Q urging him on 10 take 60 rled aoiioi
with Rneela sgAinFt Germany.
The Tagblat predicts an early tta,l
Q Of anarchy In France and tie es;ab
p lishmtnt Il = reign oi terror, when !
Q IL Certs n, rays the papUr, the gen II